TOP 10+ cliniche di Gamma Knife in Turkey: prezzi, TOP medici e opinioni

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Faik Çetindağ brings 25 years of interventional neuroradiology experience with 4 specialized Gamma Knife facts. The procedure typically costs around €7,000 – covering Gamma Knife treatment, planning tomography/MRI, blood tests, and follow-up consultation. Medipol Mega holds JCI accreditation as Turkey's first academically accredited hospital with advanced Gamma Knife technology. Prof. Çetindağ trained internationally and maintains active membership in leading neuroradiology associations.

Prof. Dr. Türker Kılıç has performed 5,000+ Gamma Knife procedures with 34 years of neurosurgical experience. The all-inclusive package may cost around €5,500–6,000, covering consultations, pre-op MRI/CT, physician fees, operating room, 1 hospital night with companion, and transfers. Trained at Sweden's Karolinska Institute, he founded Turkey's first Gamma-Knife Unit and chairs neurosurgery at Bahçeşehir University. Medical Park Göztepe is JCI-accredited with dedicated radiosurgery suites.

Dr. Baran Yilmaz brings 19 years of neurosurgical experience with 1,100+ Gamma Knife procedures performed. The all-inclusive Gamma Knife package costs around $8,500 – covering diagnostics, procedure, transfers, and follow-up care. A Yale School of Medicine fellowship graduate, Dr. Yilmaz specializes in precision stereotactic radiosurgery. The outpatient procedure requires no hospital stay. Valued Med Hub Hospitals holds accreditation from the Turkish Medical Association.

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Çaglar Berk brings 30 years of neurosurgery expertise, with dual fellowships in stereotactic and pediatric neurosurgery. Gamma Knife radiosurgery at this Johns Hopkins-affiliated center may cost around $40,000 – typically covering the procedure, 3.0T MRI, extended blood tests, ICU stay, and 7-8 days hospitalization. The clinic uses Leksell Gamma Knife with sub-millimeter precision for non-invasive treatment. JCI accreditation ensures international standards.

Prof. Dr. Zuleyha Akgun brings 22 years of radiation oncology experience with 900+ Gamma Knife procedures performed. The treatment may cost around $8,270 for schwannoma radiosurgery or $6,450 for a 5-fraction program – both typically covering MRI mapping, simulation, mask fabrication, and transfers. Memorial Şişli holds JCI accreditation as Turkey's first internationally certified hospital. The outpatient procedure requires no hospital stay, with same-day recovery.

Prof. Mehmet Osman Akçakaya brings 19 years of neurosurgery experience with specialized Gamma Knife training at Hannover Medical School and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center. The procedure typically costs around €4,500 – covering preoperative MRI, same-day radiosurgery, airport transfers, and interpreter services. Gayrettepe Florence Nightingale Hospital holds international recognition for its advanced technology and specialized staff.

Prof. Zafer Orkun Toktas brings 16 years of neurosurgery experience with 900+ Gamma Knife procedures performed. The treatment may cost around $29,000 – typically covering the procedure, 7-8 days hospital stay (1 day ICU), airport transfers, interpreter services, and meals. Memorial Ataşehir Hospital holds JCI accreditation and serves international patients with state-of-the-art diagnostics including intraoperative MRI.

Dr. Ertugrul Pinar performs Gamma Knife radiosurgery at a JCI-accredited hospital with neuronavigation for precision targeting. The treatment package costs around $19,100 and typically covers doctor consultations, 3 nights plus ICU stay, post-op brain imaging, and materials including mini-plates and screws. Airport transfers and translator services are included. Dr. Pinar brings specialized experience as a neurosurgeon to this advanced procedure.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Turkey. It specializes in medical and radiation oncology, general, plastic, and reconstruction surgery. Memorial Antalya Hospital meets international standards of quality and safety according to the JCI (Joint Commission International), an authoritative organization evaluating world-class medical centers.